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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 7410406 | Virgin queen bee rearing and introduction system A queen bee rearing and introduction system which has a base portion that includes a queen bee emerging hole disposed therein and an adjacent cell cup insertion hole disposed on a first side. On an opposite, second side there is a frame retention tab for attaching t... | 08/12/2008 |
| 6062945 | Process for rearing bumblebee queens and process for rearing bumblebees The invention relates to a process for rearing bumblebee queens (genus Bombus) by generating a colony with workers in the presence of fertilized eggs and/or larvae, in a room with a controlled climate provided with food, and allowing the colony to grow un... | 05/16/2000 |
| 4651372 | Plastic bee comb and method for breeding more efficient and more resistant bees A plastics comb comprising a center wall and cell walls with normal height at both sides of the center wall is made-up of seveal parts. An injection-moulded center wall and injection moulded cell walls, which are produced separately are connected with eac... | 03/24/1987 |
| 4400837 | Queen bee mating nucleus A queen bee mating nucleus is provided which includes a housing and a removeable cover, with the cover having at least one bee ingress and egress opening therein. A removeable honeycomb rack is positioned lengthwise in the housing and carries a plurality ... | 08/30/1983 |
| 4392262 | Apparatus for breeding queen honeybees A breeding apparatus for queen honeybees comprises a breeding frame, a honeycomb cell plate affixed thereto and defining a multiplicity of open cells, a like multiplicity of sockets projecting from the rear face of the plate, the cells passing through the... | 07/12/1983 |
| 4332045 | Method and apparatus for economically maintaining and breeding bees in a bee compound unit Bees are maintained and bred within a bee compound unit comprising a plurality of compartments that surround and are connected to a central assembly chamber associated with a feeding chamber. Each of the compartments is adapted to house a swarm of bees an... | 06/01/1982 |
